PERSONAL INFORMATION
Full Name: Aamir Dawood Dalvi
Other Name: Amir Dalvi
Profession: Actor
Famous Role: ‘Senior Inspector Kavi’ in the television series ‘SuperCops Vs Super Villains’ (2012-2017)
Date of Birth: 1 August 1975 (Friday)
Age (as of 2024): 49 Years
Birthplace: Pali Hill, Bandra, Mumbai
Zodiac sign: Leo
Nationality: Indian
Hometown: Bandra, Mumbai
Religion: Islam
Food Habit: Non-vegetarian
Marriage Date: Year, 2007
Age: 49 Years
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EDUCATION
School: • Little Bo-Peep School, Mumbai • St. Stanislaus High School, Mumbai • St. Xavier’s High School, Mumbai
College/University: Rizvi College of Arts, Science and Commerce, Mumbai
Educational Qualification: Graduate
PHYSICAL STATISTICS
Height (approx.): 5′ 7″ (170 cm)
Eye Colour: Black
Hair Colour: Black
FAMILY & RELATIONSHIPS
Marital Status: Divorced
Wife/Spouse: Aliza Dalvi aka Aliza Sayed (ex-wife)
Children: Son – Abir Dalvi Daughter – Rasha Dalvi
Parents: Father – Dalwood Dalvi Mother – Taj Dalvi
Siblings: Brother – Nadim D Dalvi
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
Debut: TV: Nyaay (1999) as ‘Alan’ (DD Metro) Film: Dilli Gang (2013) as ‘Ashish’
Awards: 2013: Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Jury) award for the television series ‘SuperCops Vs Super Villains’ at the 12th Indian Telly Awards 2018: Best Actor in a Negative Role award for the television series ‘Aladdin – Naam Toh Suna Hoga’ at the 18th Indian Television Academy Awards
OTHER INFORMATION
Hobbies: Biking, Photography
Piercing(s): Anti-eyebrow (left) and lobe (left)
Social Media: • Instagram • Facebook • Twitter
Food: Vada Pav, Raj Kachori
Dessert: Kaju Katli
Film(s): Bollywood – Entertainment (2014) Hollywood – Toy Story 4 (2019)
TV Show(s): Bahu Hamari Rajnikant (2016), May I Come in Madam? (2016)
Bike Collection: CRF250R
INTERESTING BACKGROUND INFORMATION
From a young age, Aamir Dalvi exhibited an undeniable fascination with engines, sparking a childhood imagination that transcended the ordinary. His playful spirit found expression in a game he called “bus riding,” where a cane chair served as his steering wheel and slippers transformed into the controls for acceleration and braking. This early enthusiasm for mechanics would lay the groundwork for a multifaceted career that combined his interests in performance and creativity.
Aamir’s academic journey, however, was not without its setbacks. After facing academic challenges, he was expelled from St. Stanislaus High School in Mumbai following a prank involving a classmate and a tape from his bag, a situation that left his father visibly distressed. Determined to turn things around, he enrolled at St. Xavier’s High School, where he successfully completed his ninth and tenth grades. It was during this pivotal time that Aamir experienced his first relationship in class 12, marking the beginning of his explorative journey into love. Concurrently, his passion for biking blossomed, fueled by the excitement he found in the 1981 film “Rocky,” leading him to his first dirt bike race at the age of 16.
As he navigated the complexities of adolescence, Aamir also discovered a deep love for photography, frequently using his father’s camera to capture candid moments at various events. He took great joy in sharing his work on social media through his Instagram handle, ‘ADP’ (Aamir Dalvi Photography), often capturing the essence of life around him without charging for his artistry. Despite his burgeoning interests, Aamir initially hesitated to pursue acting, fearing his weight would be a barrier. Instead, he contributed behind the scenes in a theater group, slowly working on his fitness.
Upon graduating, Aamir received a modest pocket money allowance from his father, who encouraged him to pursue acting while also taking a computer course. Aiming to hone his craft, Aamir enrolled at the Roshan Taneja School of Acting in Mumbai. He faced initial financial hurdles, candidly explaining to director Roshan Taneja that the tuition was beyond his means. Fortunately, Taneja saw potential in him and permitted him to attend classes temporarily, eventually hiring him as an assistant for five months. Aamir’s professional acting debut came with the DD Metro series ‘Nyaay’ in 1999, which earned him a mere Rs. 400 a day. Yet, the early 2000s brought financial struggles as he dealt with a lack of projects. To make ends meet, he took a job at a call center for nearly four years, but fate smiled upon him when he auditioned for a role that reignited his acting career.
His comeback came with the television series ‘Jabb Love Hua’ in 2006, setting the stage for a flourishing career. Aamir later achieved notable recognition in various series, including the &TV show ‘Badii Devrani’ and Zee TV’s ‘Aisi Deewangi Dekhi Nahi Kahi.’ His portrayal of ‘Zafar’ in Sony SAB’s ‘Aladdin – Naam Toh Suna Hoga’ from 2018 to 2021 captivated audiences, further solidifying his place in the industry. Beyond television, Aamir ventured into film, portraying ‘Saleem Kattawala’ in the much-anticipated ‘Kennedy,’ which premiered at the 2023 Cannes Film Festival. His personal life mirrored his professional pursuits; his love for biking culminated in the purchase of a Honda dirt bike, while his fitness journey and passion for travel continue to inspire his social media followers with glimpses of his outdoor adventures in exotic locations like Mauritius. Today, Aamir Dalvi stands as a testament to resilience and creativity, embodying the spirit of a multifaceted artist thriving in the spotlight of his passions.
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Note: All biographical information compiled from publicly available sources.